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A more complicated structure.
This picture is from my summer woodworking class to which I always brought Builder Boards. They gave the kids something to do before class, after clean up, or if they just needed a break.
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When I worked with preschoolers I started with just the two and the four notch boards. Later I added the six notch and later still the eight and ten notch boards. After using Builder Boards for over ten years I still see constructions I haven't seen built before.
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A small retreat from the crowd.
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Have children carry longer boards by holding them vertically. Otherwise it is easy to bonk a co-worker.
One child on each board is the best way to put up the roof.
Older kids, and more boards, allow more complicated structures.